News unserer Kollegen aus London – Page 2184
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ArticleAldi continues to break records
Discounter achieves all-time record market share for the 12 weeks ending 9 June, with Lidl also posting growth
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ArticleAward success for Scott Farms
Sweet potato producer takes home two awards at the Royal Three Counties Show
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ArticleSobeys to acquire Canada Safeway
As a result of the deal, Canada’s second-largest retail chain Sobeys will consolidate its position as the leading grocery retailer in western Canada and the second-largest chain nationally
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Big three form shipping alliance
Maersk Line, MSC and CMA CGM establish an allied network comprising 255 vessels and a 2.6m TEU capacity
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ArticleChina exports cherries to Taiwan
Landmark recognition of 2010 agreement as Taiwan accepts first shipment of cherries cultivated in China
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ArticleYusen expands LCL network
Shipping company launches a number of new services between Asia and Europe, as demand for small cargo rises
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ArticleBritish Columbian cherries secure China access
Canadian province deal set to be highly lucrative for the industry, with negotiations underway for blueberries
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ArticleNew Zealand fruit industries align
Horticulture New Zealand expects pipfruit and kiwifruit industries to continue their consolidation process
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ArticleMaersk Line names first Triple-E
The shipping group's new vessel has been named after the late Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller
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ArticleClear start for Cornish Crystals
New season premium potato goes on sale in retailer's stores nationwide
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ArticleLaser labelling gets EC approval
New labelling technique for fruit could spell the end for adhesive labels
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ArticleBakkavör completes refinancing move
Fresh prepared specialist says refinancing will help strengthen balance sheet and afford greater strategic flexibility
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ArticleBelgian retailers pull vegetable bags
Two Belgian retail chains, Colruyt and Delhaize, have had to withdraw bagged vegetable products, citing residue concerns
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ArticleSweet future for Opal fruit
Empire World Trade predicts a comeback for yellow apples as UK-grown Opal comes on stream
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ArticleNorbert Dentressangle set for TV spot
Logistics and transport company will be involved in the BBC's new Airport Live show, hitting UK screens on 19 June
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ArticleScotty ramps up production
Scotty Brand ramps up Scottish supplies as soft fruit and tomatoes come on stream
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ArticleChilean prunes headed for fall
Inclement weather has cut the production forecast for this year, as the industry’s national body announces a new leader
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ArticleSainsbury's salad bowl success
Big-four retailer reflects on several successful product launches as category sales rise
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ArticleIndia set to export to Israel
West Bengal's state government planning to export bananas, lychees and pineapples, as well as rice and potatoes
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ArticlePositive outlook for NZ industries
MPI report predicts primary sector’s exports will double in value by 2025, as industries become more resilient